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After getting the last five questions wrong on this test, you conclude that it simply must be "a bad test," and that you are certain of your superior intellectual abilities and knowledge of the material. Although this may be true, this may also illustrate which of the following?

▸ The fundamental attribution error

▸ The false uniqueness effect

▸ The self-serving bias

▸ The false consensus effect

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Edition: 1^st

Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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